Here’s a quick rundown of the journey from Hirano Station (JR West), one of the nearest stations covered by Access, to Nusantara. We’ll show you the easiest route out of the less than 15 minute walk with various routes.
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To begin with, go to Hirano Station (JR West).
Hirano Station (JR West) is a station on the Kansai Main Line and the Yamatoji Line, next to “Kami Station,” which was mentioned in the article about Shinkami Station.
From Nara, you can try using the Kansai Main Line or Yamatoji Line, or take the Osaka Higashi Line to Kyuhoji Station and change trains there.
It is common to go from the direction of JR Namba Station via Shinimamiya Station or Tennoji Station.
There seems to be more passengers than the Osaka East Line route, such as changing from Osaka Station to the Kanjo Line, or at stations along the way from JR lines or subway lines, or from the Kintetsu, Nankai or Hankai trains.
The easy access from Umeda, Namba and Tennoji may make it convenient to compare the food with the famous ethnic restaurants in the city centers.
Take the south exit and go straight.
Hirano Station has north and south exits, but please take the south exit. After leaving the south exit, go straight with the station behind you. There is also a “JR Hirano Station” bus stop on the way, but even if you take a bus to “Hirano South Exit,” the difference is only about 6 minutes for 210 yen, so you should walk rather than wait for the bus.
If you pass the tourist map in the picture at the park on the way, you will see the intersection of “Dainenbutsuji North.”
Don’t stop at Dainenbutsuji, turn left along Osaka Prefectural Road 5 in front of you.
There is a “JR Hiranoekisuji” bus stop near here, but if you can walk, why don’t you do your best?
Follow the road to Miyamae Higashi.
If you continue looking at Hiranokita Junior High School and Hirano Elementary School, you will see the intersection of Kumata Shrine’s splendid torii gate and Miyamae, but let’s keep going along the road. You can also reach our restaurant by turning right at the corner of Osaka City Shinkin Bank, and although that seems more walkable, follow the road to the Miyamae Higashi intersection.
When you pass in front of Mizuho Bank and see Kansai Mirai Bank, you will come to the intersection of Miyamae Higashi.
At the Miyamae Higashi intersection, turn right (facing Kansai Mirai Bank).
Go straight until you reach UFJ Bank.
There is a lot of traffic, but there is enough space for pedestrians to walk. Keep an eye out for cars, bicycles and other pedestrians, and keep going straight. After a while, you will see the intersection of “Hiranohoncho 5” and UFJ Bank.
All you have to do is cross the light in front of you and go straight.
We are arriving at our destination.
The Hirano Station (JR West) route offers easy access from the city center and many side trips unique to Hirano.
Try this one, too.
